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    corporation in America. It was doing good till Dunlap join Sunbeam. Around 1996, Albert Dunlap was hired as the CEO of Sunbeam. The company hire him with the vision to increase the value of Sunbeam because the profits were declining for several years. He have a reputation of giving high profits for companies With the help of a partner of Arthur Anderson, Albert committed a huge accounting fraud as the CEO of Sunbeam. Because Arthur Anderson was auditing the Sunbeam Corporation. With him joining…

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    Community Hospital accounts receivable currently at 42 days, needs to improve and should be somewhere around 30 days. Both of these metrics need improvement which we have outlined in the recommendation…

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    Office Products Depot offers credit to a lot of their customers, as only 3% of their sales are cash. This means that allowing customers to purchase on credit greatly increase sales and therefore profits, that is, only when the customers pay them for their goods. Therefore, when offering credit to its customers, Office Products Depot first checks the credit rating of the customer to identify if the customer will pay for goods they have purchased, and if they are likely to get their payment. This…

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    Dell Executive Summary

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    Hewlett-Packard Co. We also know that Dell took a hit because in 2013 Dell’s company’s operating profit hit 4 billion and in 2015 the operating profit only hit 3.2 billion. That .8 billion probably doesn’t seem like a lot but for a company like dell it probably hurts them. Dell has been losing revenue since 2013 until now. I know Dell has a lot of debit that they own other companies…

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    Golden Limited Case Study

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    The truck has a useful life of 3 years and a salvage value of $3,000. 245,000 . Further adjustments and information: 24,500 Accumulated Depreciation - Building i-v-e ry Truck*** Collections: Accounts Receivable $21,000; Interest on Bonds $6,000; Cash Sales $95,000 . 50,000 Allcw--ance for Doubtful Debts 110 110 Credit 48,000 1102 1103 , Debit 18,000 i. Bad debt expense is estimated at 1% of credit sales 10,000 ccumulated Depreciation -…

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    GAAP Case Study Essay

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    Under GAAP, accounts receivable should be reported at their net realizable value. The net realizable value can be found by subtracting the allowance for bad debts from accounts receivable. Currently, GAC does not have an established allowance for bad debts. GAC currently uses the direct write off method and only accounts for the specific items they know they will not receive. However, with the change in customer base, this is especially important. The new customers are not as reliable as the…

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    Snow Mountain Company

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    sheets for Snow Mountain and Ski Town, hopefully all this information is helpful when deciding which company to buy. When having accounts receivable accounts, it is essential to make an uncollectible accounts expense in order to estimate the amount of money you will probably not be receiving. This account is key when completing financial statements because it avoids the profit and owner’s equity being overstated and the expenses understated, leading to a misrepresentation of the “actual”…

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    both have a health financial business. 2. Profitability Ratios ASOS BURBERRY 2015 2014 2015 2014 Table1 : Profitability ROSF 16% 19% 23% 28% ROCE 20% 24% 28% 33% Gross profit margin 50% 50% 70% 71% Operating Profit margin 4% 5% 17,5% 19% The profitability ratios on both companies demonstrate a decrease on almost all of them. In ASOS 's ROSF (Return on shareholders’ funds) the shareholders were achieving £0.19 on its returns…

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    year five, Ace was priced at $35.00 while the price for Able and Abby was lowered to $34.00 and $43.00 to create more sales (Capsim.com, n.d). However, at this point the company did not want to drop the prices lower because we were considering our profit margin. Moreover, in year six through eight, Abby priced remained at $43.00, but Able prices fluctuated from $34.50, $34.00 and $28.50 in year eight (Capsim.com, n.d). Additionally, promotion budget drives customer awareness. The more customers…

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    care organizations, and the purpose of them to assess how well the organization is doing in terms of assets. Then, solvency, efficiency, and profitability are major types of ratios for how the health care organization evaluates or wants to increase profit. Lastly, equations and calculations for discounts from invoices are important to consider when completing for patients. Ratios help to…

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